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| − | A '''transwarp aperture''' is an opening to a [[transwarp hub]]. The aperture is the center point of a transwarp conduit, it's most vulnurable spot. |
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| + | A '''transwarp aperture''' is the open end of a [[transwarp conduit]] through which it can be either accessed, or from which a conduit can be exited. ({{VOY|Endgame}}) |
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| + | In the [[24th century]], the [[Borg]] maintained a series of six [[transwarp hub]]s throughout the [[Milky Way Galaxy|galaxy]], from which thousands of transwarp apertures could be accessed in all four [[quadrant]]s. The apertures were maintained by structures. The hub allowed the [[Borg Collective|Collective]] to deploy vessels nearly anywhere in the [[galaxy]], giving them a decisive tactical advantage. |
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| − | In [[2378]], the [[USS Voyager]] entered aperture 823 of a hub in the [[Delta Quadrant]]. It entered corridor 09, a [[transwarp conduit]] that had an exit aperture less than one light-year from [[Earth]]. Upon entering the conduit, the ship launched a series of [[transphasic torpedo]]es back at the supporting interspatial manifold. The simultaneous attack on [[Unimatrix Zero]] caused the whole [[transwarp hub]] to collapse. The Borg were destroyed in that same attack. ([[VOY]]: "[[Endgame]]") |
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| + | In [[2378]], the crew of the {{USS|Voyager}} put into action a plan to destroy the Borg's entire [[transwarp network]], by destroying a series of the [[interspatial manifold]]s which supported the network's structure. Entering an aperture in a hub they discovered in the [[Delta Quadrant]], the crew fired a series of [[transphasic torpedo]]es as they traveled through the conduit, destroying the manifolds and setting off a chain reaction that destroyed the hub and collapsed the network. Remaining ahead of the resultant [[shock wave]], the ''Voyager'' crew was able to exit an aperture located less than a [[light year]] from [[Earth]], moments before it collapsed. ({{VOY|Endgame}}) |
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Revision as of 23:32, 23 May 2014
A transwarp aperture
A transwarp aperture is the open end of a transwarp conduit through which it can be either accessed, or from which a conduit can be exited. (VOY: "Endgame")
In the 24th century, the Borg maintained a series of six transwarp hubs throughout the galaxy, from which thousands of transwarp apertures could be accessed in all four quadrants. The apertures were maintained by structures. The hub allowed the Collective to deploy vessels nearly anywhere in the galaxy, giving them a decisive tactical advantage.
In 2378, the crew of the USS Voyager put into action a plan to destroy the Borg's entire transwarp network, by destroying a series of the interspatial manifolds which supported the network's structure. Entering an aperture in a hub they discovered in the Delta Quadrant, the crew fired a series of transphasic torpedoes as they traveled through the conduit, destroying the manifolds and setting off a chain reaction that destroyed the hub and collapsed the network. Remaining ahead of the resultant shock wave, the Voyager crew was able to exit an aperture located less than a light year from Earth, moments before it collapsed. (VOY: "Endgame")
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